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The following contains spoilers for Predator: Black, White & Blood#1, on sale now from Marvel Comics.

Pop culture's deadliest Predator is breaking the rules of a beloved Marvel anthology series.

In a preview of the upcoming Predator: Black, White & Blood #1 from Marvel Comics, fans can get their first look at the three stories that are set to take place within its pages. Like every other Black, White & Blood comic before it, the latest edition uses a strict, limited color palette. Unlike others, however, Predator: Black, White & Blood #1 isn't restricted to just black, white and red, especially not when that isn't the color its eponymous warriors bleed in the first place.

Predator: Black, White & Blood#1 Written by Joe Kelly, Eliot Rahal, and Sarah Gailey Art by ÁLVARO LÓPEZ, Brian Level, and Fran GALÁN Colors by Lee Loughridge Letters by Vc's Clayton Cowles Design by Jay Bowen Main cover art by Simone Di...

The following contains major spoilers for Daredevil#22, on sale June 4 from Marvel Comics.

The Man Without Fear's newest enemy has one power that Daredevil has no chance of overcoming on his own.

A preview for Daredevil #22 from Marvel Comics finds the titular hero standing face-to-face with his latest enemy, or rather, an old foe in a new form. As this mycelial monstrosity explains, he used to go by the name Lionsmane, although Daredevil has no interest in having a conversation. Instead, he simply wants to bring all the horror that this particular villain has wrought, even if there is no beating an anthropomorphic fungus into submission.

Daredevil#22 Written by Saladin Ahmed Art by JOSÉ Luis Soares & Carlos Nieto Inks by Oren Junior, Jonas Trinidade & Carlos Nieto Colors by Jesus Aburtov Letters by Vc's Clayton Cowles Design by Jay Bowen Main cover art by John Romita Jr., Scott Hanna & Richard Isanove...

The following contains major spoilers for All-New Venom#7, on sale June 4 from Marvel Comics.

Marvel's All-New Venom is teaming up with one of the greatest symbiote superheroes of all time.

A preview for All-New Venom #7 from Marvel Comics drops readers into the middle of Central Park, where Mary Jane Watson and Flash Thompson are reuniting for a long-overdue discussion. As it turns out, Flash has been keeping his eye on Mj from afar, and not in any way she particularly appreciates. Of course, Flash had no intention of being untoward, especially not where one of his oldest friends is concerned. Instead, Flash was merely keeping an eye on Venom, who isn't all that keen on letting Mary Jane eavesdrop on their conversation.

All-New Venom#7 Written by Al Ewing Art by Carlos GÓMEZ Colors by Frank D'Armata Letters by Vc's Clayton Cowles Design by Carlos Lao and Jay Bowen Main...

Storm's power feat in Fall of the House of X #4 showcases her meteorological prowess on a cosmic scale, proving her godlike abilities. The Krakoa Era solidifies Storm's status as an Omega-level mutant, showcasing her solo heroism and immense power upgrades. In an alternate timeline, Storm reaches her ultimate form, manifesting a red sun and leading the Brotherhood of Mutants with unparalleled strength.

The latest power upgrade that Storm wields is unlike anything that fans have seen from her onscreen or on-panel. Ororo Munroe's movie appearances have yet to showcase the true scale of her power that she's displayed in the comics. Even X-Men '97, which went a long way in reminding readers how powerful she is, also managed to depower the Omega-level mutant.

Fall of the House of X #4 by Gerry Duggan, Lucas Werneck, Jethro Morales, Bryan Valenza, and Vc's Travis Lanham, Tom Muller, and Jay Bowen makes it...

Even Reed Richards can't outsmart Professor X, showcasing the power of telepathy in the Marvel Universe. The issue reveals how Xavier uses his telepathic abilities to outmaneuver even the smartest minds like Tony Stark. Xavier's mind power goes beyond intellect, proving that super-geniuses like Reed Richards are no match for telepaths like Professor X.

Warning: Spoilers for X-Men #35!Even Reed Richards of The Fantastic Four struggles to outsmart one member of the X-Men. Mister Fantastic ranks among the smartest men alive in the Marvel Universe. However, even a super-genius can't combat certain powers that exist to combat the mind.

The head of The Fantastic Four's table has his hands full as he struggles to outsmart Charles Xavier in X-Men #35. Professor X was once one of the more respected figures in the Marvel Universe, and a fellow member of the Illuminati alongside Reed. However, in more recent times, the...

Kate Pryde plans to leave the X-Men after Charles Xavier's villainous actions during Fall of X. Kate's evolution from Kitty Pryde to Shadowkat shows her complex character growth over the decades. Kate's departure signals a major loss for the team, leaving fans to ponder her future path.

Warning: Spoilers for X-Men #34!One of the most important figures of the X-Men has just declared their plans to exit the team. The franchise is nearing the end of its Krakoa era, and with such a finality, it means anything can happen. Just as readers can expect numerous casualties in the fallout, they can expect unheard of moments, like staples of the team going their separate ways.

X-Men #34 by Gerry Duggan, Joshua Cassara, Romulo Fajardo Jr., Vc's Clayton Cowles, Tom Muller, and Jay Bowen sees longtime member Kitty/Kate Pryde (aka Shadowkat) declare her plans to leave the X-Men.

Kate Pryde...

Kamala Khan's leadership skills shine in X-Men #33, bridging gaps between heroes and villains effortlessly. Cyclops' inflexibility and micromanaging style creates conflicts, highlighting his struggle to connect with teammates. Despite their close friendship, Kamala may replace Cyclops as the X-Men leader with her unique ability to unite and empathize.

Warning! Spoilers for X-Men (2021) #33 ahead!Cyclops may be the traditional leader of the X-Men in the field, but he is swiftly being overshadowed by the leadership of another new mutant: Kamala Khan. Ms. Marvel is a new addition to the X-Men team, but she's already shown a penchant for building bridges and diplomacy that Cyclops' gruffer nature often struggles with. This could lead to Kamala replacing him as leader despite their close relationship.

X-Men (2021) #33 depicts the rise of Ms. Marvel and the decline of Cyclops in perfect microcosm. In Madripoor, the X-Men are attempting to ambush Orchis' founder, Dr. Killian Devo.

Quick Links Who is Marvel's Adversary? What Role Does X-Men '97's Adversary Play? How X-Men '97's Adversary Can Help Make Storm Better

The following contains major spoilers for X-Men '97 Season 1, Episode 4, "Motendo/Lifedeath - Part 1," now streaming on Disney+.

One of the best elements of X-Men '97 is how it already has a wide array of compelling villains. It can focus on the Friends of Humanity, or other villains the prequel cartoon dealt with. These include the Sentinels, Master Mold, and, especially Mister Sinister.

Episode 4, "Motendo/Lifedeath - Part 1," adds to the horror dynamic of the animated series. It does so by introducing one of Marvel's most terrifying villains. This is none other than the Adversary: a terrifying new entity who will redefine life for Storm and Forge.

Who is Marvel's Adversary?

Creators

Year Created

Title of Debut

Chris Claremont, John Romita Jr.

1984

Uncanny X-Men #188

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Quick Links A Brief History of the Alien Franchise's Evolution Marvel Comics Latest Alien Epic - Explained Marvel Comics' Alien Can't Shed the Franchise's Worst Flaws

The following contains major spoilers for Alien #4, on sale now from Marvel Comics.

1979's Alien introduced audiences to an entirely new breed of sci-fi horror. Unsurprisingly, the film was only the first of many to come over the years, with the franchise currently standing at a whopping nine films, including multiple crossovers with the similarly iconic Predator franchise. This is to say nothing of the various novels, comics, and upcoming productions set in the Alien universe. Along the way, there have been numerous attempts to add exciting and memorable new layers to the franchise's mythos, though not all of them have made any real impact, and the latest Marvel epic is just the last to fall victim to the very same fate.

Alien #4 brings readers to the icy,...

Spider-Man proves he is more than just a street-level hero, showcasing his skills in outer space in Wolverine #40. Marvel gives Spider-Man the recognition he deserves as a cosmic hero, highlighting his expertise in space missions. Spider-Man aids Wolverine on a mission to destroy an Orchis space station, using his webs and resourcefulness to save the day.

Warning: Spoilers for Wolverine #40!Finally, Marvel has given Spider-Man the proper respect he deserves as a cosmic hero. Typically, Spidey is considered by most to be a street-level hero, which makes sense. After all, someone doesn't gain a reputation as a "friendly neighborhood Spider-Man" without spending most of his time in the neighborhood. That doesn't mean he doesn't have skills elsewhere, namely outer space.

The best of Spidey's space skills are showcased in Wolverine #40 by Benjamin Percy, Ibrahim Moustafa, Frank D'Armata, Vc's Cory Petit, Tom Muller, and Jay Bowen. Spider-Man is no stranger to having adventures in outer space.

Ms. Marvel's embiggen powers make her immune to getting torn apart, unlike Reed Richards in the comics universe. As Orchis searches for mutants at Empire State University, a campus-wide fight erupts between Ms. Marvel and a Stark Sentinel. Kamala's durability is showcased as the giant robot fails to cause any damage to her body, suggesting she may be more durable than Reed Richards.

Warning: Spoilers for Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #4!

Ms. Marvel may have just proved herself to be far more durable than Mister Fantastic's recently-introduced MCU counterpart. Ms. Marvel's embiggen powers and Reed Richards' stretching abilities have always drawn comparisons, but the MCU showed how the latter could have some drawbacks. In Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Wanda is able to literally rip Reed to shreds.

Kamala Khan doesn't seem to have the same drawbacks as seen in Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #4 by Iman Vellani,...

Marvel reassures fans that they won't be retconning Ms. Marvel's powers in the comic series. The series explores Kamala Khan's identity as a mutant and her journey into the mutant community. Ms. Marvel's powers don't define her, and she will always be Ms. Marvel regardless of any changes in her powers.

Warning: Spoilers for Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #4!Fans of Kamala Khan can rest assured that, for now at least, Marvel won't be tampering with who Ms. Marvel is. When the revelation first emerged that Earth-616's Ms. Marvel would return from the dead with a new mutant gene—similar to how her MCU character onscreen is a mutant rather than an Inhuman—the bulk of die-hard fans reacted with outrage. There was a concern that Marvel would drastically retcon Ms. Marvel's character to fit her MCU characterization.

Thankfully, Marvel makes it clear that fans have nothing to worry about in Ms.

Krakoa's downfall was predicted long ago, with Doctor Doom being one of many skeptics. Doctor Doom accurately predicted that Xavier's involvement would lead to Krakoa's failure. Doom's predictions have been startlingly accurate, raising concerns about Xavier's future self-destruction.

Warning: Spoilers for X-Men #29!The fate of Krakoa may have always been destined to fail, the X-Men just failed to see it coming. The Krakoa Era is slowly coming to an end. The 2023 Hellfire Gala served as the beginning of the end as a bloody attack from Orchis killed scores of mutants while forcing even more to leave the planet. Krakoa is officially dead, as the last mutant just left the island.

The failings of Krakoa were predicted long ago by many people, with the latest revelation coming in X-Men #29 by Gerry Duggan, Joshua Cassara, Marte Gracia, Vc's Clayton Cowles, Tom Muller, and Jay Bowen. Readers can check back to the very beginning of the Krakoa era,...

The final member of the X-Men has left Krakoa, marking the end of the Krakoa Era. Mister Sinister convinces Professor Xavier to leave the island after discovering Sinister's presence in his mind. It is unclear why Xavier and Sinister are heading to Muir Island, but it could potentially become a new safe haven for mutants.

Warning: Spoilers for Immortal X-Men #17!

The Krakoa Era is officially over as the final member of the X-Men has left the island. Two 2019 miniseries, House of X and Powers of X, marked the beginning of the mutants transitioning into calling Krakoa their home. After almost five years, the end of the Krako Era is drawing near after Orchis destroyed virtually everyone on the island during this year's Hellfire Gala. In the time since, only Professor Xavier has remained on Krakoa.

That has changed following Immortal X-Men #17 by Kieron Gillen, Juan Jose Ryp, David Curiel, Vc's Clayton Cowles,...

Stan Lee's posthumous trend of comic cameos continues with a catchphrase cameo in Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #4. His signature catchphrase, "Excelsior!", inspires a rallying cry within the Marvel Universe to help Ms. Marvel save the day. Stan Lee's impact on the Marvel Universe is still felt as his catchphrase unites the troops and helps swing the pendulum in a superhero's favor.

Warning: Spoilers for Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #4!Even in death, Stan Lee rallies the Marvel Universe into victory with a stellar homage. Before he passed away in 2018, Lee was notorious for making cameos in different Marvel projects. Not only did he act in frequent big screen appearances, but he's often been depicted in the comics with illustrated cameos of sorts, even after his passing.

Stan Lee's posthumous trend of comic cameos continues in Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #4 by Iman Vellani, Sabir Pirzada, Carlos Gomez, Adam Gorham,...

In Uncanny Avengers #3, the "Trial of Cyclops" is set in motion, with Orchis leaders planning to use it as a way to continue turning public opinion against mutants. Orchis, an anti-mutant organization, has emerged as the most significant threat to mutants in decades; in addition to wiping out a large portion of the mutant population, they have poisoned humanity's opinion of mutantkind, turning back the clock on human-mutant relations. Cyclops being put on trial, and potentially facing death, could truly be what defines the end of the Krakoan era for the X-Men franchise.

Warning: Spoilers for Uncanny Avengers #3!

The X-Men's latest, greatest adversaries are ready to make Cyclops into something he's all-too-familiar with being: a martyr. As unveiled earlier this year at New York Comic-Con, in solicit summaries for Marvel's upcoming slate of X-Men comics stretching into next year, Cyclops is set to go into the worst mutant trial since Magneto's.

Ms. Marvel's recent revelation as a mutant has sparked controversy among fans, who see it as a character-altering retcon. Kamala Khan, however, believes that her mutant status doesn't change anything about her and her core identity. The creative team behind Ms. Marvel aims to reassure readers that Kamala's recent changes do not deviate from her core values of helping people and discovering herself.

Warning: Spoilers for Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #3!A lot has changed about Ms. Marvel in 2023, but the one thing that has not changed is the core of her character. This is the year that the traditionally Inhuman Kamala Khan was revealed to also harness a previously untapped mutant gene. Out of all the comic controversies this year, this revelation about Ms. Marvel arguably tops the list, as die-hard fans were outraged at what they deemed to be a drastic, character-altering retcon.

According to the words of Kamala Khan herself,...

Bruno, a comics character who made his MCU debut in Disney+'s Ms. Marvel, may be revealed to be a mutant, as hinted in the comics. Bruno has shown signs of being a super genius and has the ability to hack into technology, raising suspicions about his natural gifts. Bruno's potential mutant abilities may be revealed in the next issue, and he could even have powers to block a Sentinel's blast, making him a new mutant.

Warning: Spoilers for Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #3!A character whom MCU viewers first get acquainted with in Disney+'s Ms. Marvel may soon be revealed to be a mutant. While Bruno gained a new degree of popularity upon appearing in the Ms. Marvel show, played by Matt Lintz, the character has served as one of Kamala Khan's best friends since the start of her run in the comics. In the show's finale, Bruno...

The Rhino has received a major upgrade in Uncanny Spider-Man #2, making him a more powerful and destructive threat. His new armor, infused with mind control technology, is controlling him, increasing his strength and rage. The Vulture's technology and mind control abilities have transformed the Rhino into a potentially disastrous force, with consequences for both heroes and villains.

Warning! Spoilers for Uncanny Spider-Man #2 ahead!Spider-Man's iconic foe, the Rhino, has received a major upgrade that effectively turns him into a Hulk-style menace. While the classic Marvel villain is already a destructive powerhouse, his new armor in Uncanny Spider-Man significantly enhances the threat he poses. However, he isn't totally in control of it - it's controlling him.

Uncanny Spider-Man #2 has the creative team of Si Spurrier, Lee Garbett, Matt Milla, Joe Caramagna, Tom Muller, and Jay Bowen. The series continues Nightcrawler's foray as a Spider-Man hero as he hides out to...

Captain Pakistan joins Ms. Marvel's unique Avengers roster, assembled from characters in her own mind, to help her combat an anti-mutant hate group. Orchis implants a drone in Kamala's skull in an attempt to activate a bomb, but her fanfiction creations help her fight back and prevent the destruction of mutants. This storyline hints at Ms. Marvel's potential to lead her own superhero team, whether it be the X-Men, the Champions, or a team of her own creation, as she continues to grow and develop as a character.

Warning: Spoilers for Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #3!Captain Pakistan rounds out Ms. Marvel's squadron of what is perhaps the most unique Avengers roster ever assembled. From the Champions to the X-Men to the actual Avengers, Ms. Marvel has been a part of several teams within the Marvel Universe but has yet to lead a team of her own. The closest...

Warning! Spoilers for X-Men #27 ahead!One of the most dangerous villains the X-Men have ever faced has plans to steal the Juggernaut’s powers and turn himself into the unstoppable Dr. Juggernaut. The events of Fall of X have put the X-Men on the back foot, with most mutants having either been killed or imprisoned. Now, one of the architects of the mutants’ catastrophic new status is prepared to make things even worse.

X-Men #27 by Gerry Duggan, Phil Noto, Vc’s Clayton Cowles, Tom Muller and Jay Bowen opens with Kate Pryde breaking into an Orchis prison and discovering Juggernaut. She provides the means for him to break out the following day, but at the end of the mission it’s revealed that his breakout attempt fails. Doctor Stasis, a version of Mister Sinister and one of the leaders of Orchis, says that Juggernaut is too dangerous to be left alive.

Warning: Spoilers for Wolverine #37!

As if he didn't have any more enemies at the moment, Wolverine just reignited a lifelong feud with a classic Avenger: the Hulk. Wolverine didn't endear himself to the rest of the X-Men by leaving Krakoa recently – and with the tragedy of the Hellfire Gala occurring not long after, Wolverine has found himself in a familiar position, hunted by dangerous foes and coming into conflict with potential friends.

Wolverine #37 – by Benjamin Percy, Juan Jose Ryp, Frank D'Armata, Vc's Cory Petit, Tom Muller, and Jay Bowen – moves Hulk's name back to the top of the list of people coming for Logan.

While Bruce Banner starts the issue as Wolverine's ally, by the end, the Hulk is threatening Wolverine with horrific violence.

Wolverine Makes An Enemy Out Of The Hulk Again

Since leaving Krakoa, Wolverine has prioritized capturing the three feral clones of himself, created by Beast and released upon the world.

Warning: Spoilers for Wolverine #37!The healing factor of Wolverine has been long-established and yet it continues to evolve within the scope of the Marvel Universe. The latest discovery in the next step of his healing factor is unveiled during Logan's most personal character journey yet: hunting down and permanently putting a stop to three clones of himself.

With help from Bruce Banner (as well as reluctant assistance from the Incredible Hulk), Logan's journey is chronicled in Wolverine #37 by Benjamin Percy, Juan Jose Ryp, Frank D'Armata, Vc's Cory Petit, Tom Muller, and Jay Bowen. After joining forces to decimate the Wendigo Wolverine at the Howlett Estate in Canada, Marvel's new dynamic duo finds themselves in Japan to find the next clone. Granted, they find the second clone under most unusual circumstances.

Wolverine's Clone Shares His Healing Abilities with a Cult

While venturing through Japan, both Wolverine and Bruce are incapacitated by...

Warning: Spoilers for Wolverine #37!Bruce Banner's life alongside the Hulk continues to get far more grim than it initially seemed. Most recently, the latest reboot of his self-titled series has seen The Incredible Hulk transition into the role of a monster slayer. As his hunt against monsters intensifies, Banner's biggest challenge may be combating the monster within, as tension between him and the Hulk continues to intensify.

Wolverine #37 – by Benjamin Percy, Juan Jose Ryp, Frank D'Armata, Vc's Cory Petit, Tom Muller, and Jay Bowen – complicates the Banner/Hulk dynamic even further, as Bruce reveals that he thinks Hulk would like to see him, "obliterated altogether."

The issue enlisting Banner's help to slay some deeply personal monsters: three clones of himself created by Beast. As the issue progresses, more insights into the struggle between Banner and Hulk are revealed.

It's Getting Harder for Bruce to Come Back from the...

Warning: Spoilers for Uncanny Spider-Man #1!As Nightcrawler solidifies himself as the latest member of the Spider-Family, the Uncanny Spider-Man receives a unique codename in his first adventure. Following the genocide on Krakoa known as the Mutant Massacre, Nightcrawler remains one of the few mutants still roaming the streets. Since Orchis made it even more dangerous to be out in the open as a mutant, Kurt has decided to lie low under the guise of a new Spider-Man.

Kurt marks his first official Spidey adventure in Uncanny Spider-Man #1 by Si Spurrier, Lee Garbett, Matt Milla, Vc's Joe Caramagna, Tom Muller, and Jay Bowen. Using an old suit gifted to him by Peter Parker, Kurt Wagner transforms himself into the Uncanny Spider-Man. The opening pages of his self-titled debut issue see him dispose of his first handful of criminals, along with being adored by his new fanbase.

"Well, That Ain't Gonna...

Warning: Spoilers for Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #1!As Ms. Marvel integrates herself into the X-Men, the superteam teaches her the true meaning of "tough love." It's been a tough year in itself for Kamala Khan, who learned through her brush with death that she's half-Inhuman, half-mutant. She's mutant enough to not only be resurrected by the X-Men themselves at this year's Hellfire Gala, but to join them as the team's newest member.

Kamala's first days as both a mutant and an X-Man are chronicled in Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #1 by Iman Vellani, Sabir Pirzada, Carlos Gomez, Adam Gorham, Erick Arciniega, Vc's Joe Caramagna, Tom Muller, and Jay Bowen. An unexpected encounter with an alligator offers Ms. Marvel her first taste of tough love on behalf of her new teammates.

Taking place after the Mutant Massacre at the Hellfire Gala, the issue sees Ms. Marvel retreat underground to...

Warning: Spoilers for Wolverine #35!

Wolverine's recent defeats and failures, such as his inability to finish off Beast and his loss against Nimrod, are uncharacteristic of his past successes and reputation as a skilled soldier. Despite his recent setbacks, there is a chance for Wolverine to recapture his glory and regain his edge, especially as he searches for the three feral versions of himself. Wolverine has multiple opportunities for redemption in upcoming adventures, including battling Ghost Rider and the Hulk, as he seeks to reawaken the warrior he was meant to be.

There was a time when he was once viewed as the best of the X-Men, but Wolverine may have lost his mojo lately. More recently, Wolverine has had his hands full with Beast, who has gone rogue from both the X-Force and Krakoa as a whole. To formulate his Weapons of X initiative, Beast has made clones of...

Warning: contains spoilers for Sins of Sinister #1!The Juggernaut's powers make him truly unstoppable, even against the strongest beings in the multiverse, but his recent 'death' shows how nightmarish his powers actually are. Juggernaut, also known as Cain Marko, is the stepbrother of the X-Men founder Charles Xavier (aka Professor X), but his powers actually come from the mystical Crimson Gem of Cyttorak, not the mutant X-gene. The gem makes Juggernaut a particularly dangerous adversary for the X-Men, but they also come with a potential that could doom Marko to a fate worse than death.

In the first issue of Sins of Sinister, by Kieron Gillen, Lucas Werneck, Bryan Valenza, Clayton Cowles, Jay Bowen, and numerous guest artists, Juggernaut is forced to assassinate Thanos. Sins of Sinister charts the fall of the X-Men, as Mister Sinister has managed to unlock their worst selves. Accordingly, when Thanos' poses a threat to the new mutant empire,...

Spoilers for Sins of Sinister #1 by Marvel ComicsUranos just proved he is one of the deadliest weapons in the Marvel Universe, as Thanos' grandfather is unleashed against the Eternals. In Sins of Sinister #1 by Marvel Comics, a dark future controlled by the X-Men villain is teased. Included among the glimpse into a changed reality include Uranos being let free against the Eternals, as he brutally kills the heroes with no remorse.

In Sins of Sinister #1 by Kieron Gillen, Lucas Werneck, Bryan Valenza, Vc's Clayton Cowles, Jay Bowen, and a series of guest artists from Marvel Comics, Mr. Sinister's control of Marvel's mutants leads to a look into the future where he rules. In that future, Thanos' grandfather, Uranos, returns, as he's seen killing the Eternals after he is set free for an hour by the Arakkii. Uranos' full power leads to the widespread death of the ancient heroes, as Ikaris,...

Spoilers for Sins of Sinister #1 by Marvel ComicsSome of the greatest X-Men heroes have been merged together, as Mr. Sinister's new "true" Chimeras have just been revealed in the Marvel Universe. In Sins of Sinister #1 by Marvel Comics, the villain's dark future includes several heroes with combined powers, including a version of Beast with Colossus' armor and a clone of Cyclops that has gained Wolverine's claws. The experiments show what Mr. Sinister can do with untethered control of Marvel's mutants.

In Sins of Sinister #1 by Kieron Gillen, Lucas Werneck, Bryan Valenza, Vc's Clayton Cowles, Jay Bowen, and a series of guest artists from Marvel Comics, readers are taken to a future where Mr. Sinister has successfully corrupted the X-Men and created a world where he is in complete control of Marvel's mutants. Readers learn in the reality that he combined the X-Genes of two separate heroes to make the first generation of "true Chimeras.

Spoilers for Sins of Sinister #1 by Marvel ComicsThe most iconic line Scarlet Witch has ever said was just used against her, as "no more mutants," just became "no more Wanda," as the hero suffers an agonizing death. In Sins of Sinister #1 by Marvel Comics, Mr. Sinister's corruption of the future leads to him taking out Scarlet Witch, turning one of her darkest moments against her in a horrifying fashion.

In Sins of Sinister #1 by Kieron Gillen, Lucas Werneck, Bryan Valenza, Vc's Clayton Cowles, Jay Bowen, and a series of guest artists from Marvel Comics, Mr. Sinister's corruption leads to a Marvel Universe that's significantly changed due to his influence. One of his most horrifying actions is taking Scarlet Witch off the board, as Mr. Sinister kills the hero, knowing she could reverse his control of reality with her incredible powers. Mr. Sinister makes Wanda Maxmioff's death personal, as he says,...

Spoilers for Sins of Sinister #1 by Marvel ComicsThe Avengers and X-Men have gone to war under the corruption of Mr. Sinister, as Marvel's Mutants become Earth's Mightiest Heroes. In Sins of Sinister #1 by Marvel Comics, the Avengers are defeated by the X-Men, as the supervillain turns the greatest heroes in the Marvel Universe into extremely dangerous beings who need to be stopped - setting the stage for a war between the two superteams.

In Sins of Sinister #1 by Kieron Gillen, Lucas Werneck, Bryan Valenza, Vc's Clayton Cowles, Jay Bowen, and a series of guest artists from Marvel Comics, Mr. Sinister looks into the future where he's spread a virus corrupting the greatest heroes of Earth under his influence. The Avengers end up being compromised by the villain and are made to be increasingly "extreme, antisocial, and malevolent," leading to war. After Captain America takes control of the U.S. Government...

Spoilers for Sins of Sinister #1 by Marvel Comics

In a world corrupted by Mr. Sinister's influence, Marvel revealed how Juggernaut could easily take out Thanos. In Sins of Sinister #1 from Marvel Comics, the supervillain uses a virus to gain control of the X-Men. When Mr. Sinister looks into his five-year plan, it reveals Juggernaut is used as a weapon to murder Thanos, as his powers are boosted, turning him into a being strong enough to kill the Mad Titan in one of the most brutal ways imaginable.

In Sins of Sinister #1 by Kieron Gillen, Lucas Werneck, Bryan Valenza, Vc's Clayton Cowles, Jay Bowen, and a series of guest artists from Marvel Comics, Mr. Sinister corrupts the X-Men with a virus turning them into partial clones of himself. After corrupting most of Marvel's mutants, Mr. Sinister looks into the future, revealing a five-year plan where his influence has drastically changed the Marvel Universe.

Warning: The following contains Spoilers for Dark Web: X-Men #1.There is one member of the X-Men who would be ideally suited to defeating the Avengers' robotic enemy Ultron. Despite this, the X-Man in question has never been approached about Avengers membership or asked to help whenever Ultron returned to threaten the world. This is likely due to how ludicrously one-sided and short such a fight would be dramatically, but there is no logical reason in-universe why this X-Man shouldn't have been brought in to battle Ultron long ago.

The question is raised in Dark Web: X-Men #1 by Gerry Duggan, Rod Reis, Vc's Cory Petit, Tom Muller, and Jay Bowen from Marvel Comics, as the X-Men and Spider-Man battle Goblin Queen and her minions in the middle of downtown Manhattan. One of the X-Men involved in the battle is Forge, who created a homemade device using Krakoan vines that is able...

Spoilers for Dark Web: X-Men #1 by Marvel ComicsThe X-Men are facing off against one of their most bizarre villains yet, who are Marvel's version of a classic Doctor Who villain. In Dark Web: X-Men #1 from Marvel Comics, the mutants take on a group of mannequins who have been granted sentience. Much like the Autons from Doctor Who, the evil mannequins are deadly opponents, even for the powerful heroes trying to stop the demonic attack.

In Dark Web: X-Men #1 by Gerry Duggan, Rod Reis, Vc's Cory Petit, Tom Muller, and Jay Bowen from Marvel Comics, the X-Men arrive in Manhattan amidst the Goblin Queen unleashing a dark web on New York City, resulting in objects to become sentient and evil. Among them are a group of mannequins who attack innocent bystanders with their demonic forms. Thankfully, Forge uses a homemade concoction unleashing Krakoan vines to stop them. The sentient mannequins are...

Asher Keddie's husband has shown his support for her recent Gold Logie nomination. The Australian actress, who is nominated for the prestigious television award for her role in comedy drama Offspring, was photographed with husband Jay Bowen at his gig on Monday night. According to the Herald Sun, Bowen performed on stage with his glam rock band Ten Thousand and was cheered when he said he was "feeling golden" about his wife's big night this coming Sunday. He also thanked Keddie for specially flying into Melbourne just to support (more)...